Jesu meine Freude
During the Baroque period, Germany was a part of Europe where the influences of Catholic and Lutheran cultures mixed very intensively. This intermingling of southern European Catholic emotionality and Nordic rationality was remarkably reflected in the incredible diversity of musical language that flourished in the German cultural area. Just as J. S. Bach adopted Italian influences in his work, so too, on the other hand, did J. D. Zelenka reflect features of the German tradition in his music. The vocal music of these greats is the best example of this mixed style.
J. S. Bach
Jesu meine Freude BWV 227
J. D. Zelenka
Responsoria pro hebdomada sancta ZWV 55
Statio quadruplex pro processione theophorica ZWV 158
J. H. Schein
Israelis Brünnlein
Václav Luks conductor
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